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Despite the above situation, there are certain principles which have in-fiuenced the mode of quinine administration. The type of use and the previous exposure of the human subject to malaria haAm been most important factors. Thus in individuals with previous histories of malaria, dailj doses as small as 0.1 g. quinine base have been used Avith apparent success to suppress infection. Usually, hoAAwer, much higher doses than this are employed. In individuals Avith no previous history of malaria, daily doses of 1.0 g. or greater are utilized for suppressive purposes. Similarly, there has been wide variation in the dose of quinine employed in the treatment of active infections. Here the daily doses have ranged from a minimum of 0.3 g. to more than 2.0 g. 

Point resolved spectroscopy (PRESS) and stimulated-echo acquisition mode (STEAM) use three selective RE pulses in combination with linear field gradients to yield localization of the VOI in a single shot. Thus, the localization provided by these techniques is not degraded by subject motion or system instability. Generally, the use of three RF pulses leads to the formation of five coherent pathways for echo formation. Both PRESS and STEAM are designed to yield a particular echo that is localized to the VOI the other echoes are suppressed by the use of spoiler gradients and phase cycling of the RF pulses. The... 

The failure mechanisms which occur due to thermal cycling differ for underfilled parts compared to those with no underfill. In the absence of an underfill, area array solder joints fail due to solder fracture during thermal cycling. With an underfill, solder fracture is suppressed and other parts of the structure fail. These failure modes include chip fracture and delamination of the underfill from a chip, chip carrier, and solder joints. When the underfill adhesion fails, the solder joints locally are subjected to very high strain levels and quickly fracture. 

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